Regis University
15 reviews
@drmang
I would go out of your way to play this course. It's fun, but you'll decide on your own tee's. Hole one is gone, maybe just play hole two twice from different hand picked tee's, and just have fun. Don't expect too much
@epagel
I surprisingly enjoyed this course. Very unique course with the objective style chain baskets. Decent shot designs through the university athletics area on campus. Based on the reviews, I expected a poor round but actually had a good time! Followed Disc for tee pads but most were on sidewalks so plenty of stable footing. Fun course
@drfrisb
Hole 1 has been replaced by an indoor facility. Hole 2 is very narrow and the buildings are in play. Definitely cool to see the university offer this; how can we upgrade this course?
@cashilnicki
Trash
@axegrappler
This course is straight awful.
@colemanjon
Waste of time
@nathanbs
Hole 1 doesn't exist anymore. Holes don't have indicators on where to start. No baskets, just poles with chains. Not worth visiting at all.
@rone78
No baskets. Poles with chains on them.
@irongunny1
Not a public course. You will get hassled by regis rentapig.
@meebletron
Hole 1 removed. Baskets are poles. Poles are in drainage ditches or very close to fences that could easily be thrown over. Throwing on sidewalks. I would these 8 poles.
@baronrichmond
Have to skip hole 1 from construction. Other tight fairways but the course opens up and becomes more fun. Have to use the umap. Unique baskets too.
@erush1
Tone pole course. Parking fee if you park on campus
@miteredporygon
Rough on the feet. It would be hard to figure out if you dont know where to go. Terrible design and upkeep is bad
@zkyborg
Nice course, great when school isn't in session, there are some hazards especially when they have baseball games so try not to throw it over any fences, when heavy rain happens there are deeper swells of water but no hazards overall good for beginners, quick and fun
@mzdfly
No tee pads, just numbered slate markers in the grass/ dirt. No run up possible on a few. Most fairways are in drainage or ditch areas and overgrown, some with standing water. Crossing fairways and tees too close to targets. Not really worth the effort.